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Hi Connie,

Assuming you're talking about the (M) or (L), it's not with/without MMC, but the second line is actually a calculation of the percentage of tolerance used. This is useful if you are monitoring process capability and want to evaluate it statistically.

In Calypso 2021, there is a show/hide toggle in the top ribbon of the StandardProtocol.
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If you want it to be permanently hidden, you need to apply a naming filter to the report itself and that will save the preference to the template.

In the PiWeb reporting designer, open the report you want to hide the (M) and (L) items.

You'll need this code blurb: {^((?!\.\(L\)|\(M\)).)*$}

1. Double click on the little page icon to access the page data binding.

2. Paste that code into the Name filter.

3. Press the blue arrow button and then select “Only transfer name filter”.. Then you’ll see in the top left corner of the report page this little arrow, and when you hover over it it will tell you that the name filter is applied.
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Save your report.
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Unfortunately, this never seems to work for everyone.
I've been in these posts since it first was noticed.
I've never found a solution to mask both M modifiers and L modifiers. Its always only the M modifier that gets hidden and the L modifier litters all of our reports.

Its great fun explaining this to auditors who want to know why parts are being accepted when there is clear proof of failures on the report. NOT.....

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There was an old bit of code floating around the forum that only took care of the (M) line items.

Notice in my code that it includes also the (L) : {^((?!\.\(L\)|\(M\)).)*$}

(It's Regex, so not that easy to decipher, but you can compare it against your old code blurb).
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I just applied the code you posted today.
The image is the results.
Its always the L modifier that doesn't get masked, and this is always software install dependent.
I'm on an offline seat, our online seat ignores the code all together.
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Please note, this filter influences other filters that CALYPSO uses. The filters thus influence each other. Correct operation of the settings from CALYPSO does not work with this. Therefore this change has been removed. The corrected standard protocol is included in the current Service Pack 7.2.04
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Hi all, its been so so many years since I've visited the forums, glad to still see some familiar names here!

That said, I'm running calypso 2023 SP 3 (7.6.1202), I've tried editing my custom report template following the above guidance with the {^((?!\.\(L\)|\(M\)).)*$} code that was recommended, confirmed it was applied and saved the template. When I generate a new report I am not seeing any impact, it is still being reported out. Did I miss something? Has something changed? Thanks in advance!
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Do I need to manually select the characteristics the filter should apply to? When I go back into the editor the filter is no longer applied, doesn't seem to be saving. Feel like I am doing something dumb or just missing a step.
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Hello all,

I don't know if this was mentioned before, but we do have a knowledge base on this that goes through the process step by step:

https://portal.zeiss.com/knowledge-base?id=458620

Hopefully that helps to see the interface as well as read the instructions. This does work, and I have done something similar to get Gear Pro reports into a PiWeb report, though trying to get the correct regular expression is tricky.
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It's been mentioned many, many times. Seems like this should be a selectable option.
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As one of the earlier posts mentioned, it was an option in the default standard protocol in like Calypso 7.2 I believe. I have no idea why they decided to remove it. If my memory serves, it just added a filter to the protocol, it didn't delete anything to my knowledge....

The closest thing I found in MyVoice was this:
https://portal.zeiss.com/my-voice/softw ... 075ca7783d

It's hard to say what they were actually asking for since this in German and I don't trust Google translate totally (and I haven't seriously studied German for much longer than I care to reveal), but perhaps a request to add that filter back in, or create a default template with that filter already applied and a way to set default templates might help?
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